Damn starter motor in my 105 landcruiser is dying.
There are 2 options get some parts and fix it for $58 or get a oem one from ebay with 5 year replacement Warranty for $190.00 posted here to Mt Barnett.
Thoughts please.
Mark
Mark,
If you are certain the parts will fix the problem, then that would be the best result IMO.
:cheers:
Quote from: GeoffA on May 30, 2016, 06:59:44 PM
Mark,
If you are certain the parts will fix the problem, then that would be the best result IMO.
:cheers:
Thats the hard part I am not sure. My thoughts were to get the new one just in case the parts did not fix it. Our mail plane is once a week so may get the parts at a later date and keep the old one.
Mark
You could almost get a whole ford explorer for that price! :cup:
Quote from: Nomad on May 30, 2016, 07:05:55 PM
You could almost get a whole ford explorer for that price! :cup:
Yeah but to get the gangsta version is nearly 11k
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Seriously though. I would go new. Hate doing jobs two and three times and I'm in the city. If i lived in the outback. Well....... buying new is a no brainer IMO.
Seems like a pretty decent price too
Quote from: McGirr on May 30, 2016, 07:04:36 PM
Thats the hard part I am not sure. My thoughts were to get the new one just in case the parts did not fix it. Our mail plane is once a week so may get the parts at a later date and keep the old one.
Mark
If you're not sure, then get both and carry one as a spare.....
:cheers:
Quote from: GeoffA on May 30, 2016, 07:27:16 PM
If you're not sure, then get both and carry one as a spare.....
:cheers:
Is that the Ford Explorer or the starter motor ?
;D
Mark,I am inBroome and start the Gibb on 6June.
Happy to pick up the required parts or new starter in town for you. We should be at Mt Barnett about the 10June.
Could always just undo the power wires 13 or 14 mm nut from memory [ careful not to short it out ] undo the three screws of the solenoid end plate cover, drop the solenoid plunger out and clean the copper contact plates up with some emmery cloth [ will be worn a bit and carbon burn deposits most likely ] then reassemble ..
Our V6 Four runner took all of 15 minutes to do and didnt have to remove the starter from the engine .. Has been strong now for thhree years since doing it .
Might be worth giving this a try first got nothing to lose eccept 15 minutes and enjoying a couple of beers .
190 bucks seems pretty cheap, considering where you are and the comfort of having a reliable starter motor. If its more than a couple of years old I'd just replace it
Aaron
Quote from: pinarelloman on May 31, 2016, 06:20:31 AM
Mark,I am inBroome and start the Gibb on 6June.
Happy to pick up the required parts or new starter in town for you. We should be at Mt Barnett about the 10June.
Pm sent.
Mark
if your starter is anything like my old 1HZ 80 series then the contact simply wear out. Easy enough job to remove and inspect to insure thats your issue before ordering parts
http://www.offroad80s.com/starter-motor-issue-t3068.html?hilit=starter%20contacts (http://www.offroad80s.com/starter-motor-issue-t3068.html?hilit=starter%20contacts)
What I have been told is that removing the starter motor is a pain.
Therefore I would go for a new one so you know it is all good.
Otherwise you have to get the starter out again.
Quote from: McGirr on May 30, 2016, 06:54:13 PM
or get a oem one from ebay with 5 year replacement Warranty for $190.00 posted here to Mt Barnett.
Thoughts please.
Mark
You won't get a new OEM (Denso) starter for under $200. You'll be lucky to get a secondhand one from the wreckers delivered for that money.
You will buy some piece of Shit off eBay with the letters O, E and M for under $200 though. It guaranteed to let you down within 5 years.
You should be able to get an exchange Denso unit from an auto elec for about the same coin.
Don't buy the cheap one, it'll let you down.
Sounds cheap enough just to get a new one. the starter on my BMW bike cost me $450 and it's 1/4 the size of the one in my LC105
Quote from: WilSurfWhat I have been told is that removing the starter motor is a pain.
Therefore I would go for a new one so you know it is all good..
removing it isn't the issue, but peace of mind its going to when when your stuck somewhere is worth it.
Some pics
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I had this put in about 4 years ago.
Mark
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Just ordered one from an auto electrician in Broome. A denco / Denso one for $388.00. Told him the brand i had and he said they are crap. Apparantly toyota use the one I am getting.
Happy with that.
Dave Pm sent re pick up in Broome. Many thanks mate.
Mark
:cup:
If the solenoid setup is the same as Hilux's, then it's a common issue with the contacts burning out. Happen to my Hilux a few years, you had to key it up to half a dozen times before it would fire. Pulled the starter one weekend and filed the contacts clean. Good as gold with no issues for the next 6 months. Then when I pulled the gearbox to do the clutch, I grabbed a contact kit for $40 and replaced them. No issues from then on.
Keep the old starter and clean or replace the contacts for a spare.
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Mr McGirr, I have sent you a PM.
We will be visiting the auto elec on Friday anyway, so will collect then.
Do you have an order number?
Dave.
Pray it's not a starter for a 200 that's needed!
The denso is a good choice
I wish it was for a 200 series ;D
Thanks Dave for all your help. See you on the 10th June.
Mark
Quote from: pinarelloman on June 01, 2016, 04:05:40 PM
Mr McGirr, I have sent you a PM.
We will be visiting the auto elec on Friday anyway, so will collect then.
Do you have an order number?
Dave.
Great work dude.. (http://www.christianmums.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/thsmiley_two_thumbs_up%5B1%5D.gif)
Swagmail, right place, right time.
Quote from: pinarelloman on June 04, 2016, 01:07:34 PM
Swagmail, right place, right time.
.....right attitude..... :cup: :cup:
Quote from: kylarama on May 31, 2016, 05:11:30 PM
If the solenoid setup is the same as Hilux's, then it's a common issue with the contacts burning out. Happen to my Hilux a few years, you had to key it up to half a dozen times before it would fire. Pulled the starter one weekend and filed the contacts clean. Good as gold with no issues for the next 6 months. Then when I pulled the gearbox to do the clutch, I grabbed a contact kit for $40 and replaced them. No issues from then on.
Keep the old starter and clean or replace the contacts for a spare.
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Same on my old Forerunner. Except I bought new contacts from the local autoelec for 8 bucks the pair. Toyota wante $25 each for them.
Quote from: Troopy_03 on June 04, 2016, 01:50:20 PM
Except I bought new contacts from the local autoelec for 8 bucks the pair. Toyota wante $25 each for them.
The kit I got for $40 came with the 2 contacts and a new plunger. Not surprised at Toyota's price...
Have you received the starter motor yet?
My mates been away. He is back this week so it will get posted in the next couple of days.
Again many thanks Dave.
Mark